Out 'n' About With The CTX3030
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What a shame it's damaged, does that make it a "dead ringer". 
layful:
Still a nice find, any idea of vintage?
layful: Still a nice find, any idea of vintage?
golddiggerart
Arthur
Fancy that aye, cowbell.....Very nice... :Y:
Cheers fellas
No Manpa , i have no idea of age but the owner said he will show me the area (near the river) with 'lots' of aboriginal artifacts
Not really sure what exactly is there, but i think he was eluding to stone tools. Which would be very cool
Its a great location today and obviously was back then too
Heaps of land to still go over :Y:
No Manpa , i have no idea of age but the owner said he will show me the area (near the river) with 'lots' of aboriginal artifacts
Not really sure what exactly is there, but i think he was eluding to stone tools. Which would be very cool
Its a great location today and obviously was back then too
Heaps of land to still go over :Y:
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Good luck with the new site ..
Sandta said:i have no idea of age but the owner said he will show me the area (near the river) with 'lots' of aboriginal artifacts
Not really sure what exactly is there, but i think he was eluding to stone tools. Which would be very cool
don't be followed if this is the case as it will be locked up to everyone including the owner as a sacred site
that is how the land council rolls :Y:
Have a new job (actually its my old one )and have been flat out since i started
This morning i got a couple of hours in ....
The second spot yielded the cream
A Holloways token and a George 4 sixpence ... in amazing condition !
The area was only about 2m x 5 m. These were the only targets and about a metre apart
The folded in half penny is a first for me.
)and have been flat out since i started This morning i got a couple of hours in ....
The second spot yielded the cream
A Holloways token and a George 4 sixpence ... in amazing condition !
The area was only about 2m x 5 m. These were the only targets and about a metre apart
The folded in half penny is a first for me.
Awesome, gee you get some nice old coins mate. :Y:
cream indeed arty: :rainbow: arty: :100:
seriously cool
arty: :rainbow: arty: :100: seriously cool
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Nice finds Sandta , the old coins are in superb condition :Y:
Heres a couple of pieces of yesterdays by-catch
Pretty cool to see the growth rings on the end of one piece and a knot in the other
The pics dont really show the texture of the bark . Im pretty sure both bits would be from the same branch but there is definitely a bit missing in between.
Still got a few bigger bits in the scrap bin to clean up
Pretty cool to see the growth rings on the end of one piece and a knot in the other
The pics dont really show the texture of the bark . Im pretty sure both bits would be from the same branch but there is definitely a bit missing in between.
Still got a few bigger bits in the scrap bin to clean up
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Sick spread of coins for a single day, and fossil wood to boot, awesome!
That 1823 is spectacular.
Heres the bigger bits cleaned up...
Goldpick
Chris Johnson
Can't be too many places where you can pull a goldie and an 1828 silver from the same ground, a lovely coin Sandta. :Y:
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No , not the same spot
The silver and the token were the only signals at the second location
Everything else was from first hunt site
golddiggerart
Arthur
That was a nice viewing of Silver, gotta love a George IV mate... Awesome stuff aye..... :Y:
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